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 1 3 |  maintained a mingling of the two natures of the one Christ. ~Wherefore
 2 3 | incomprehensible union of the two natures in the one hypostasis or
 3 3 |       mysterious union of the two natures, but it is not right for
 4 3 |        and did not consist of two natures; we may reply, first of
 5 3 |       anyone does not confess two natures in Christ, etc. ~(7) If
 6 3 |       hypostatic union of the two natures in a picture, and calls
 7 3 |     represents a union of the two natures, etc.! ~(11) If anyone separates
 8 3 |   relative (sketikh) union of the natures, etc. ~(13) If anyone represents
 9 3 |         inseparability of the two natures of Christ! You have banished
10 5 |          Ever-Virgin Mary has two natures, recognizing him as perfect
11 8 |        irreverent mingling of the natures devised by Eutyches and
12 11|         the "theotocos," the "two natures," "the two wills," each